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RBS bulks up board with two new directors

Source: Times Online

London : United Kingdom | 2 months ago

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The part-nationalised bank, which is 70 per cent controlled by the taxpayer, is on Friday expected to name Philip Scott, the former finance director at Aviva, the insurer, and Penny Hughes, who was head of UK and Ireland for Coca-Cola, as non-executives.

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Royal Bank Of Scotland Names New Directors

News Source: Fox News | 2 months ago

Royal Bank of Scotland said Friday that Philip Scott and Penny Hughes have been appointed as non-executive directors with effect from Nov. 1 and Jan. 1 respectively. RBS intends to appoint Scott as chairman of a new risk committee while Hughes will...
RBS bulks up board with two new directors

News Source: Times Online | 2 months ago

The part-nationalised bank, which is 70 per cent controlled by the taxpayer, is on Friday expected to name Philip Scott, the former finance director at Aviva, the insurer, and Penny Hughes, who was head of UK and Ireland for Coca-Cola, as non-...